Doctors

A good psychiatrist is going to try very hard not to make you uncomfortable, not to be judgmental, and will probably not get into the "therapy" part (the "why" part) on the first visit. They will want to understand the "what" -- what are the behaviors that are troubling you, what you feel if you don't do them and what you feel different after you do.

Different docs are different in how they approach things. Some may prescribe meds after the first meeting, some may not. If you feel strongly ("I don't want drugs!" or "I want drugs!") one way or the other you need to tell the doc up front.

A psychiatrist is an expert in pharmacology in addition to psychology -- they know more about drugs and how they affect you than regular MDs do. That said, they're not gods. If you get on some meds, make sure to tell the doc how they make you feel. For severe anxiety issues (my problem) drugs are often a trade-off. Good luck.

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The doctor has absolutely no responsibility to the family of a sick person, only the sick person. We try really hard to be nice and understanding when dealing with patient's families, but our ultimate responsibility is to the patient.

Unless the patient expressly gives us permission, we cannot share information, treatment decisions, thoughts about prognosis, or anything with the family.

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First you must become a medical doctor, then after graduation you specialize in psychiatry. It's called a 'residency'.

PSYCHOLOGISTS do not have to be M.D.s First you must become a medical doctor, then after graduation you specialize in psychiatry. It's called a 'residency'.

PSYCHOLOGISTS do not have to be M.D.s

It is the doctors findings, Diagnosis, treament plans and report from the employees first visit with the treating physician.

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Just about any medical doctor can treat low sodium but the one most likely would be one who has specialized in internal medicine.

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A doctor who specializes in disorders of the nerves is called a neurologist; this individual also often deals with disorders of the brain (which is basically a big collection of nerves).

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it is not the MD's responsibility to call & remind you of an appointment. some will do this as a courtesy. some MD's will charge for a missed appt, however, i believe this must be posted in their office. they cannot charge double their fee.

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In effect a real doctor practices real medicine. Holistic medicine is usually practiced by people who call themselves something else, some of it rather humorous if you think about it.

Some doctors would pro-actively alert the pain clinic and some not. It would be part of the record which the pain clinic will often request.